Water Maintenance is a Constant Flow.

 Heads, up? That’s often the first sign your lawn’s sprinkler system is in need of repair. It’s also often the only repair that’s noticeable – at the time. That’s why it’s so important to maintain a scheduled maintenance programthroughout the year, especially since in these parts, Mother Nature provides challenges year ‘round.

When the weather warms up, we’ll be ready. Here’s what you can expect:

• Turn on the water, inspect all system zones and cycle through all
• Check and adjust heads for proper operation
• Ensure your existing watering schedule is appropriate (or discuss a more optimal one)
• Provide a repairs report (if needed, of course) and any associated costs
• Schedule a follow-up visit to ensure the system is functioning as designed

When the heat is on, your sprinkler system must be at its best. So your Irrigation Maintenance Program should include summer inspection and adjustments. Here’s what’s involved:

• Examine your total watering footprint (turf and beds) for unusually wet or dry areas
• Inspect and cycle through all system zones
• Review your watering schedule given your lawn’s current condition, as well as anticipated weather patterns for the balance of the watering season
• Provide a repairs report (if needed, of course) and any associated costs